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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

II seems Almost Impossible 70 iusaiEe
What tasts Il now bsine disE1ayed IN The
mauufaca1Esng ard degign1nR Of hoyS
el0ahiEg, and the taste required n -.
leceisR he various shades 9ad dszizna,
bus TIE veil knsWn fEm % klins 4
EoascbeER have tbs season neoaEaH
tArOaah their watshful manaasR q ia
boyS cis9hinR depHFtuent Ne largest
aad Dast varied aE8ortms1t CT boysi
Jersey and sto1kinsl saits IN al shadss
and Is dtfsrsnt styles. ineia4inR ths
popular Norfolk and miioF designs ever
pFessnled - ne pzsehasinR eonDnnity
Of Seattle and vtai1ity. An tnri1ation
b extsnded 10 al parents hi8sed viii
su1s % gazs upo1 fAe@ kems q Artistic
snsts, 9nd . etAzee 81 them ana ths sss-
snnAbls pxicea marked wiz move them
fEom car ergwSed shelvsa. q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30
TRUE ESTIMATR OF VALUE,

True ESTIMATE OF VALUE.
Remembsr that when ws assert fhe
value Of BrAndreih's Pills re At tie
tesiimoniaIs We have tAbliahod snp-
thsM testimonials. The pills have been
tested. We never heard comp1aiEA Of
them. They ara haFmlcss, being EeRe-
tAhlA, ard AlWaYa % their woRk well
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

Tia 6oulhexn Ieaans e. Ost. 10 clos
"a its ssasou. wbiok was . dlsasifcns
one, bosh hnanciaIlY end olhergIea.
The league started gilh 81 eiabs. Neu
UIlenna. ChaElestoa. Memobils Na4h-
vile, HagaunaA eud Mebile. us 10
bills md 1aVannah Clubs aeon ei1bano.
a, and tha BrmIneham team being %.
mi1ted 10 Aeseae FearFanged ils sohed-
ale and Started afFsah With I've eiuhA
Ths Nashville Club wma TIE next 10 dis.
band. bus the sahaF dag four elnbg con.
tfmned the season througb, the hnal
standing helna s. fcllows;
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

lis nos time fss idle se0Ening.
Grover O.,
This Rift eontains timely waEsing
Meant for thee.
Your noafh hath noW end then ex-
ploded
A. halt c0ek;
You ala not know ihsthinR was loaded
'Twes Q shock.
This Enbbis's had fooos. I've notion
May suggest
That, 30 prevent premature explosion
lis not best
Year oun unvieldy foot 10 intsEisot
Into your mOuth;
Just use this Rift iD1seads and reeollee
You're In The South.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

Iad1es and Rentlsmsn having east-o4
osaahinR 20 dinprss Of, Win a. vel %
cali q I. 4 Bsiss. ascsianssr al 50.
end hand dealer. eornsr seeond and
Ccaumhia stEesGG oa1m
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

% LrsA ue k1lis.. - ss1s5 sinsus'
- D1Nn ga - Dloau xkru 6sF9
1Rmens = Hsmaan Ane1hes nr6Ek1z
- ehal ~ LneH uss Il -
$50 = crnrk atha g. q. p nAlah e
1ana ~ 1nEN1f "a psrss.r nea1lnz
- Rspuh1fn1m party. AngzkeE ap11k-
e.. all1 3 nsgaEAeEs reprs1sof -
1nna e hlIl- u1nnksE wh1n ~ MD
@WksB - Lord aags sWnaal 41a1
haltnR whna xha Rsx. ssh Enaali
muuD& NJ VIII q GAankimR EemaEhs
wkfsh nWpners In 4 Rrohlnil11n RaDeR
mmnnR - AnnMa" ummslgs 10
Hal 4 wuElA mmM tins Du1inB en- ~
fr6nl nnors sTha L3qnnF- k1sa1ss4 - fke
MnRwumVs az Ms7hlai1rheaeB Him
nrlflm 1hnw lhfnNs resAM - paERil
nlntsmant q q NeW Yosk rasloR. ga
Wna pr1asAiBa - tenDsEenees thAi
egeg1a Cars Himnslf w0ald Do4 Be 81
mfffsd 10 menheraAip IN mF ehaEsh 4
- &Eznk w1nan
IhnRn mag be reIiEian u ell tkiA. e
fhera nay Be reIiQioo IN 10 B4lFat1o1
Arnny hoWlfnns, ~ a Wn1l - Ct aver
loH ord1E and With0as ths lupartanl
e,amaua ok rggoBenoe. 1ns Unkocvs
ana Unknownhls 6od q he pnsfzistsl
hVnslly % BE rEafszrsd - he ea1su1
rsnninR. baIl-uhaekilg God q th9sl
faniiias peopla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

Removal sale-O dca ali wusl hans
eannel cVsrshiEts q q - Oh PEiss.
g - Texas 4 SfnReEm4u- oeff
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

RsmgEai enls-An wesl suarlss knit
shirts and dEa@eEs csc saeh. q =
Eail. Tekiaa 4 ciageFman- esls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

When hanquested By the Madison
AnaulnKs lnss Saturday. q the merrill
NpEinRa 0lnh Honaes says M1luAukse
paDeI. one Of the party askeas 4E.
PraHi6nna, will y0n TAXA wsns q
whiakyg" aWhisky - good enguEh to-
me, Wna TIE pxsmpt Faply of ne Rreai
man. This rsmaxk, lika Saeksnn's,
saThs union. q mnsA ana aAAil Be gre
eesvsd = VII - thundsEinz down ~
$50 u fha onlIsoti0n q tke msuoEzblG
wffsranoes q Amexican Presidents. i
foFeVeE seatiss the Qaestisn q 8R.C tsEe-
IsnA's JeEsEsonian simplicity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

Ths wife Of ecunfEv minister sal In
he front perch men6iRg cluthee. A
neighbcR aespps4 In for q friendly chat
AooF Of The porch. Ths visitor uaid:
@fou seem 90 he well sappiied Win
haitons. Mrs. Goodwin NJ gracious
q there amt tvo Of the same buttons
hat ny husband had Isss winter % 9
Ouli -
~fnaesd r said TIE ministers wife.
calmly. ~rn surprised ts hear it, &c
al these buttons we're found In The con
tElbgtion bon. What. uust yoa 20 /?
Well. be sure and eall again"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30
SFRIMDOlF FOR SALE.

A Light DRAUGHT, sTKRLWHKU
~ aea1besa, szissAae flr iog iou1nR. oarTy-
paaa.azslA kEsE5iha1s so1pi-ts ssd - arSl
elaas grder.
sz-Lsaah. foe S.sa
nsan. - fssA
De.th e het1. I feeL
DrzagaE e slrsE. - incAna. hsAa
CsrrTln4 eapaeilE, - ta1a
1lnsllR - tnehra
CASA. - Esst ssaa
EEE,ae4 11xs8 fnchaa
- fzFhsF P4rtezt4ra a1trsls
uW WTHcH, PrsEasa,.
80 - Akasg strssl sbarf rsstl4sd, oFpEla.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

United States Senator Sawyer. Of
Wtso0ngin, ID enc ef the wags Of tbs
most angust assembly Ia the Republic.
he relates that soon after Mr.. Lincoln
vas nominated for the Presidency, In
1850. u became pretty veil understood
that DAVID Davis vas really responsible
for the event which subsequently, be-
came 30 big with political results.
when Davis and Lincoln next met, the
latter said be hsd heard that Davis bad
done q good deal IN the way Of manip1-
latina state delegations IN his (LAn-
coIn'sl behalf; eand / an afraid. Mr..
Davla,s be addsd. With q characteristics
tvinkle-af'm afraid you equlvooated .
little.s
"RquiVooatsdP' roarsd ths Fotand
Davis. II led like The devil"
Said Senator Savysx. ls1Rhing hearth
" 81 the "reminiscences, Il ouoe asked
Davis n he really said that
"Weli," vas she rsply, ~if | didn't, I
got there iast the same
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30

HAS JUST ADDED TO BIS LTvERT STOCK
1 enc Of tie AneEt iMn1Sas and team That
there Il % he city. s., II yea viii snyshing
n fke livery line, eiihsr b1xRy. pAaeern car
rfAzes catwiclet, vic41Fia, vis-9v8 o. Ansaa,
IN fact aaytAaUa from sa3dle karse or neai
lutte rusd cart % tee anest taDaHn tAnf FnnH
% WhealH, yen ea1 ret acreDmodsfad a.
LAS6sfONS srABLE. % Washingian asresA,
hetHeen GomnsFcfAl and Railrond
TELEPHONE q ses In
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30
~. oLsrrl.Anp al roLrrlcraN.

The glowing accounts in che local
papers DO not tally with The Fecellec
lions OF some o. Mira Cleveland's school
friends. One lady who went 10 school
with her aays: FRANKIE Folsom was
nos q popular Girl al school. She was
very eccentric, and abe vas cold, exeiu-
stve and moody. She vas q very hard
student, a. / remember, and always
stood high IN her studies. What can't
understand nov is bow girl who used
10 be 90 gloomy and Fepelle1t can nOW
b 30 afable and loyabie."
This Il What is puxziinR great masy
women In che land iust nov. Rfom
vhat I have seen Of Mrs. Cleveland on
this trip do not think shs IL warm
! passionate woman. She sss1s e. cold
~ marble. and is piayiaa part that 4
not natural. bat she likes the part and
b playing ID With matehless grace and
winsomeness. Groves is good polid
clan, but Mrs.. Olsvsland 10 sliekeI
politician than be ia.-St. Paal Letter "a
Csacinaati EaqsirTF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-30


A Paris correspondent Of The Pitts
buRR Cemasercisl Writess Whiie In
Vienna Mr.. Blaine had IN adventure
which vas interesting. As be vas RDinR
% toe gtsps Of The opera house there
fhe appears 10 patF0Rizs operas e0neid
sFably be Imagined be saw bis vafst,
De Piaoe, 20 whom be had intrusted his
overoont, han6ine that useful garment
b Z stranger. Tie stranger vas b. y.
Oullen. Of Brookiyn. who uas going to
tha opera, too, accompanied BY cour-
fer uhO bore his oVegoozt. TIE over
coat and valet we're 90 Wneh alike thas
Blaine eonfounded them. and although
4 wa1 OuIlsn's mar handing OaIlen's
oEsFeout % Cullen, Blaine thought bis
own man bad made Q mistake. WIN
pFompt dscision Biains grabbed the
coat and told OulIen 10 lst 20. Cullen
huna on and ioksd. He declared thal
10 was Q good Demoerat. has be did no.
hhink Rsaina vas bad enough 30 Try %
taka the coat Of q compaaTtoe Wh0m be
uaaa In 9 strange land. Bkaine VS. ny8'
ei6ed. He does n0e know nae that Il
waa Oallen Who led bis designation fsE
Clsveland. Oullnnsa coat WBs . gray one
faced With milk like his. and be o0ntin-
usd 10 bold on and 90 upbraid Oallsu
and Tia oouEieE, whem be misteok foI
bis oWn vallet. until his daughter came
%, apologizsd 70 Cullen, and paoffied
her belliesrent parent with the essuF.
anos that they had got the wrong maz
and the wrong cost. and that his coal
and Valst we're faithfully awaiting hin
inside the opera house. Mr.. Cnllez
sails FOR America on the Trave on No,
vsmbaf 50, and expects to have good
time telling the story how Blaine at,
tempted highway robbery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-27

ulli - oHxle6 snsl1Ine eEnntor stf'
Man 31l - EH1,11ns.a nnNfnnIIon
A1zR \ ne tnaAa thn1 80 fesalullaH
Wiz 11ElY - ~ ennrerk6li. Iha tzr
.111E1 b 414t4 nge. hoe 1IHcaaIg d uzI|
b spzos16 apar - fars ef BAL hais4.
414 uactA1z Ne crlEalst1n enN mn1Ie4
rulseIsnl 1Irerrlf a krS'1f - fnTeR
IL cEEen41l9 e lk1 eCeslnIlnn cain
leey en- muataf a ianal ere. lAfla q
- eenn1r1tlls ubI.o ~ 1nrnazt11l g
9 4es.1ze i UlII e. lhgsaRk Wllk 4 uAlEI
SO -. ~ 1ppaalon VII y 80 n
.e19. - eNnc1nf - anylhirn hal
e. sxA.1.llol g p11rcn1l dlllI1A
r44StAl 4naA &nHz4,1n Anom arrived on
i1Se ffala. anWmen14 k1lo bq lole.
gta4A 41e eEe1lnN kas ee1n sE1nl d
- 39oTl e. feeon1Ialin4lan nnf lha 2nn.
zlnfz 1lle1ds cfat1n IS midntzha tAai
1eEEe NllI - 10 s1rIgn1 orpozIl1a . ~
p4asaze q lAo Taeolutlcn az enfnEaa.
m1nA Il foe11ng pEaAahle \. lnia wrfllnN
l14t tho p1il1F q 1cno'lia1lnR uf,I win'
IL aEEuU1n1 tolun lhal tAo nasolut1nn
can have % hlndlna eEaal upuu
ne oo1gGn1In1 uf H1xt YEAR 8
aiees delenatez q fha naiIuna|
oonyen1ions thai EhafananAa lnne
an1 1pt1ntid nefHi1e anfi.lee hIm - I
te8oI1tlon ol indn1aanenR aad lhai
0atp Hepuhilnnna snnnot NIlas8 b pa.
lliionily aianRhlgR their greatest man
kfetahly the indarseOenl VA - H.
tfcdao1d tsmuEEcW early ID tka SESSION
and nc9 ha pogspaned % Thnredng Il
9. nts1 tr1porz6 Il thafe i 10 ohlse
l,u1 q vii rans. II hhs1n i ohltc,In1
II VIII "a KafaFFn8 a. tha 8tann1a1aton al
hesolullons snd Be pasHd an THURSDAY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-27


Why 1onD cnAmEna nxnmnrdnD aRaIennn
As lam oR The kp1unAzrx.
.InapoN, JnIy 26.--Lcrd Oharlss Bsrss.
foId. Governor Lord o. ihe Admiralty
hes resigned.
He hss besn requested 10 uilhdfaB
bis FeaiQnnlicn. Tha oanan fer The
resignation Was Z mlnof breach 81 oll-
quofta e HpIlh1ad 1nr1uH The nagai 70
FIaw Last Saturday, when fhe pKivate
signal mnda By Lord Chnrl1s fr0n The
royal yacht Was converted into & public
nianai. Il h described AZ aollowss
while the 9aeon was R1nsfgiua the
CApsaIna ok he leef n he royal saipun
81 fho royal yacht at BsElkand vIetsFla.
Lord uhnEiea HeFpngord, who wns on
he yacht, niRnalIed q The Enehanlress,
aboard which hia Wits waa, he fellow
saR message Tell LadY Charles 20
60 immediaielY On board Ne yncht Ian.
ea1hiEo #ikSa, where / viii soon ioiu
her, me Captain uk the EnohanfKnm
when the signal waa given thou0hs Of
oouf1o 4 un8 special royaI command,
bu1 a. he message was slowly SPELLED
eu1 be became greatly epsaRets he
had, hpWeFcr, % smotheE HE fnealnea,
nn1 &azina - H1porf E,rE1 CAarteas -
view Of bis pnailion ns Lord Of ne Ad-
mfralfy. Tha Captain could not EefFAini
hoWegtE, from eomplainlne DzisntelY 70
20 his fEiends, and "a this Wny The 70
porter AZ ihe zSsses fsnynsd ol The inci
fent. The result uaa the pahIieAlion
Of the whole story In Mon6ayaa Tinsef.
Lord Charles then hnd no Option hul 70
ruslRn. TAe fholdent y unparalleled.
Dieoipsinnriana declare tnas she eonduot
Of Lord Charles wag wiKtaatIy Nross
inssIt 10 the Qaeon. Rermanent nficarg
of ths Admiralty Ofioe, Il Is said are
dcliahaed ever the poaitlem In which
RelormeE' Beresford b placed b Ne
affair.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-27

wrKxakm HKpzzE Tmzzs wK6x M Knows
90 namsnoAp cunrRHErxzoN n
vA1HEHaT0N xEzazEoHz.
HAm Fnkmursco, gnIy Railroad
enmpctIsiun b rcd h01 in Wnahfna1an
TsEillcsy,n = mid william Ba1etl. of ~
Lake Ghuze Ltno. Wa returned ~ thfn
eisy fruw TnopmA 9oatezdnE. HThe
oonpislian Of the NeE1hEEn Psnlse a
Rcsilana kae taknn oEsF 80 nalIsa ~
the hmnl b that line from shs Oeesnn
Railway 4 NGSizn1i1n Cempany ana -
b4sIneas b uDW w14Ae1 frum Rortlnuf
land dirsne VIA Tnoonna b tha Ensl IN.
stsnH o1 fr1nzlEExina from lAo Na4ina-
tInn Liins n1 NnIlnla. Tka Cennd7rn
Rsaifia ia wogFyinR helh GAa Nnrfkerr
Panias and ne ehort LAnn, kaVfna eorS
rizht fn1o lheiF 7oExlfoEy Ter buHin -.
Tks fu1sien eead has 20 ranniMF eaaie
e Ealss and cntlinz anA slnEhina : -
Enls % essh i.ne. Neu list lhs Union
Rneafa kna RaG hold nf ths Nnsinasinr
CompmnT'n ilmaE. Tie rRflfnna anrnna n
that conntgY kas undexRuna aunSftsF1-
- e. 3 chMnaE. Ibe Uniun Rnciaa a.
ihs ndWmm1NMa of tha AoEfheru pnnIfTg
wsih rzenrt - ths shortnsa1 a rorl1
zn1 thn timo mado b1sWsun TIE foraI
paimas h thal Ierziinxs. fns q Is 4 Ianr
ear CT of aiE1ns ccuEns e - swn1
90 q T1ouua telnls s1aEtlna g unlI
Wh1n - CAialuxnla A OEeRan i A..
i1ted. rzil11ad eonpe1inn wlll ~ y
frgsz h1z&. e trNEsf Eanl siz PsIslant
III ~ ssEy i1rRaly inersasnd.e
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-27


EAcr1 aAznxaED TnaM rnzammaas
Alf1n1 - rs coNEea1uEna ~
MxkMAtE MEtNxuN.
NAEaEHo1aA. yelg H.-Hon. yaues
b IliI1f, Domm1 1,onss n lnIarnsi
Asy111s, toaay enhmilnnd a Aeafssars
kNlf1AtI8 q pTHllm1narV rnnart u -
cElE11icnE q NJ BeE4Ian anflnn 10 e.
eal yea1 ending 19na 9a laS7, frow
Which the foiloWinK facts and HRzrss aEs
Teal eoIlselisna fson all sourssu 3,
lm11N1al IeRNnnp fer sha nsaaI Year wera
Ll6 ls9. This b el.es2 - nor
tn1n e11 oelieo.Ionz 81 TIA rFsQfnue Is.
Al yos1. 1ne oaa1 az cnllarfirn a ~
EAid eat q epplopkiatlo1a nnas % ~
4342z11o 11ze1a lax tho Eessl peaa onf.
~ 5a1a % ls1I, wAa aheu1 81 .01 90
The Iseeeipes iron diasrsut obiass.
g sax1llon. eompazed vita TIE rsoslpls
e tne pls1loeg year. were a. faliousl
Srlrllg U.s. - .191. daer9asa s. -
esoaece 81. 0.l8. .065. Inoroess ea11. .7ue;
kerm11ted liguora &2I 81, Isl. lno1asss
y No s4s6s uteemaEnnFlne e7zs os8. al
tnefeaeei ml11eIlaneoug 94i7,ez5, IL
czca11 81 -
1ne qnAnttlie9 oE dis1ill1a arRrit4.
f1rmentsd liquor, mannfaelursd iohae.
-. 1unf, cigars, nn6 elQ1rzl1sa. on
1hieh tax was p2id during tie ysax
wtro ns fciiees: Spirits dllfilled ffolr
grapes. apples and peAohos, 1.sIl So
gaiipnei dseRsass. IN so; number q
ei1nra. Rze8 e0S; deofeaee, 81 a8g, ass
uumeeg oi elnaFeltss, LIZA E15 go, 10
ozaa9e. 15S. S.5f3 $50 s1niz, 6.E6l ,076
ponnds. incRense Sss, ,e16; kohaeeo. le9..
s3f .el6 pouRds; inersaes 1k6li, ass, ~.
men,ed nquosss 21,f2l, rs barrels; u.
cgeaae, 1fio H98 barrels.
The fclsoulng nxnfoe are taken from
lhe collections b. 6latess California,
8Qel z1li Colorado, 91M l6l, Kensaa,
Ml,lDs Montana, 3l0I 1851 Nevada,
F0.4l9; New MExico. IS s15, New York
&lbs l0l s1os, Oregon. 8lb2.sls.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-27


axMBnAE xnAHr1o mAMA0na oxspa COMMA
70 TIE COAST 70 LOOK ATxxn xHn
Ckn&DzaE'g U1Ezzgfas
BAM FkkMumoo. JnIy 1s.--0CvernoR
Perkins,. b. Z communfsation 70 George
OIAs. 0ene1ni Trnfao ManaEsf e. ths
CHnadian Faei1e. ooneaxniuR hiehss
FatsE hefWesn this city and Fanesuvsf,
which tho 1lsamahip company ploposes
10 oharRs. 4 hRinRina MF. 0la1 10 this
Uoaat for the pafp01e of naking seme
new aFEanRenEemfg. -fIE. Oids reaehed
Ohiaaao few days ESQ. bus vag called
back On nneount Of sama fmpnFlanl
buslne1s. He ia new % his waY - the
0oaAl, howevsK, and Il expseted %
Eaaeh ho7o aome tine m0xt week. IhG
FumoR 10 cuFrunt thai II Mr.. Oi6s ear
make ns s11lsfaa1oEy axsauRsmsnt viii
thn Raelna OoAsl Eleamship Company
ths C2nAdinn Fnstne viii pct on Z
sfsameF lfno of their own % run BE-
tween San Diego nnd yaneoaFeF.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-27

WouNn0GHNx X. A.lt 91iE H4~~ln-
knOmn parties iasl nlaht entersd Ne
wasRsr Fnosn ~ tie saFQes1 ooalnn mill
~ Maugiile eosBfy. e. Mangille. end b
sunnfnR 3 knilo aionQ tha top rolls.
Fninnd nnna 900 yanza q faneB asoda
on tie loom. Iha mill wna Ren8uilf
- rss.na ef 4 wonssrs' 9sFIka
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FunZWM1 INVESTIGATION m xnR ceasmra.
EXON A. San FnkEcBoo.
9AH FRknC1sco. July 1s.-Trsasuser
Miller, of the Southern Raci6o Rail,
noe1s was examfnnd aaain b. The Raci6o
Railway lnvestiEatlnR Ooumlli8s To-
day. Iee Witne8 prs1en1ed the diiEex.
enk ertioiea Of o0ns0lfdnttun of she
various Foads Of TIE OeEtEal Paclao
system and TIE various morszaRs bonds.
Whea speaking Of the nrst nortnaes
bonda Miles Waa n1ksdf HFfom your
knaWiedes Of markets. al what rats of
in1exegs 90 yen lhink thna mostRaQa
could be renewed, q renanining the art
lien upon tha read y
~At 35< par sent. and possibly a 8 par
cent, the bonds being placed q par.h
Il Miller aaso thouoht that 1rut merit
eage upon lhe road frsm ths State line
70 ONaen could also be rendered a. fha
namo roto. 1he tWo upz1n1oea amounl
h round nnmbesn % 81 .o01.oo1. Iha
bu16e an&ug0 IN January Of 1895. 1897
end less. They bear s per esnf. inter-
est and UiIiaE thpaRhf 3 per ranf.
eoaid Be saved. which would e0eot n
total neving IL che inteEest account oz
abozl e7seOo0. The total ol EaoFieaRts
covering she consolidated roads Wns
shout 1000 600. hearing 9 or 7 per
cent lntero11 falling due from 1880 d
800. 1hs Wit1eas Waa then examined
as b The capital stock Of lho rnad, ana
stated thai The total aunount of out.
standing stocks b So .0010oo.
Commissioner Anderson said: II see
b. youf statement % the yeaF sf 1885
that thees wsEe only &bAo00,000 out
Standing. 10 what purposa wnn the
additional g, COO 900 nppisedfn
"IheRe d no living man that can an
aueF tna1 Ques.ion.
@Hna any one diad who could an
swsE itfn asked OommiEsioaer Patti
soa.
MillaR said be lhouehi not. He saia II
The remaining 6, 600 oo0, that oonsia-
ernbls portion of 4 bad beeu Issued on
account 09 nnn9Racaa with aha Rac
improvement Company, % which Il
entrusted TIE work Of eonnlrncflna
hoeela and olheK kin6A Of waFk along
he lIno sg the railway system.
Patfieon aEhed: ssDid yOa ever apply
70 0enRFsns for permission 10 incFsase
ycmf slook In that wayfn
nNsFes. thaf ] know of, aaid Miller.
This endsa TIE sxnaninntion for to-day.
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supamxax 0ixKm n Rkvua on A LKyH
Insurance. c1NF1Er.
San FaAMclsoo, July zBs-1udamenf
was niVsn today 10 tho case nf MiQaei
Noe nRnina1 tbe Manhattan Iife lnsug-
ance onmpaug. h fkxor Of ne defeBd-
ant. Nue nued 10 Feaceer S0.o0o on
fuo policies issued 10 enc Hnbio, q Mexi-
nan, wae had given Noe hi1 meta fer
&90,n00, a the Mame time asaienina iha
poIi1ies % him, Nos lo pay him pre-
Eniun noon after Ru6io wSnf b MeEieo.
Net he4xinn fErm bin far li1se. ha
eiafmnd fnauFame4 from che eumpanY,
sHsFlna te psDdRoa pF1ofs. whlch, hoe.
es1g, usEe ne1 ealiefastogs. Nos ihon
lnsllsuied q aaii, psodaeina q witness
WAo testiaed With ersat axkefnoas % tha
dzalh 81 Hahlo, Shortly b1lo1s tbe
sxinl dsleeffEne had fuuna Rnhio. and
ca prodsuina him he aefion waa DE-
niaisd. Nee than Bned The eoDp4ny q
naooEaK sha pEemiumg BE- had raid. bul
1nfna Hamilten. q Alameaa, foday
halt fha1 lhs features of che eaes van
g snapiaioas thn1 lhs piatnliG kaa n
manadlnR whatever and todnmonf va
eipsn soF the dsf0ndan1s.
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oKEIcEns Or Fun Llu VIII EaDnAvon TO
RNnnRT our TMEgT.
SAX FnAnsssuo, Jelly &c. -DuSinz lhe
bearing % q Ohineeo habeas oorpus case
"a aha United states DistFiai O0uFa -.
day, the Oklnaman Who arrived recent
II en- the slsameE San Pablo, presented
4 certificate which upun examiuation
was found 70 have been isgaed four
years eco % anoiher Obinamau and a.
ieFwnrds canaslsd. and Aled amanR thu
Feeords of the Custom Hoase. Ihe faci
that tke ceFti6eate bad bean fsund q
tie possession Of an imposleE show
thaa 4 must have besrl niclsn fgum hi
Cuslom House b sona one II tie en-
ploY Of lha aogGrnmemi. Jndgs Hoa
man and CoIiecior HsgeF have asfer
mined % make an e1oft 70 fnd th'
guilty parties A. W. BFoWn and y. A
Boyd have charge Of tbs csnoeled c1K
lilicaiea b TIE Custom Houea. ana lheil
books usre written b. A. W. BakeE
They will BE- called upon b explain.